Sotheby’s unveils new brand ad campaign for post-pandemic era

"Nothing Compares to What's Next," developed with global experience design agency Huge, builds on the firm's 2021 campaign, positioning clients for a hopeful new chapter in their lives working with a Sotheby's agent.

Neil Gorsuch latest Supreme Court Justice to face real estate scrutiny

Weeks after Justice Clarence Thomas came under fire for real estate dealings with Texas-based developer Harlan Crow, Gorsuch is facing scrutiny over failure to disclose the identify of a buyer.

Negotiating? 10 more words to put on your don’t-say list

The wrong word can derail your negotiating position and undermine your best efforts. Here's what not to say now.

After years of hype, the all-in-one platform remains elusive

Inman's first-ever Intel technology survey suggests that industry members are more likely to assemble their own solutions rather than use a single, comprehensive technology platform.

‘Get a lawyer to look at it’: Mike DelPrete on incentive split pitfalls

Some real estate agents are earning tons in extra splits from their brokerages, the real estate advisor told Intel. Everything seems great — until they're told to pay it back in full.

Fannie and Freddie’s fees going up Monday despite lender objections

The Federal Housing Finance Agency says risk-based fee increases are aimed at ensuring the mortgage giants' safety and soundness, not to subsidize fee waivers for buyers of limited means.

Former Douglas Elliman agent launches Miami luxury brokerage

Filippo Incorvaia served with Douglas Elliman for eight years before launching his new brokerage, FI Real Estate, with the aim of making transactions seamless for clients, he exclusively told Inman.

$450,000 Homes in Georgia, Maryland and Washington

A townhouse in Atlanta, a 19th-century home in Frederick and a Craftsman bungalow in Spokane

Living In ... East Lyme, Conn.

This shoreline town attracts buyers with its beaches and good schools. But available homes are scarce — and they sell very quickly.

How to Grow Dahlias? A Ceramist Has Some Advice for You

Frances Palmer has been making ceramics and growing dahlias in her Connecticut garden for three decades: “They’re just so joyous.”

East Lyme, Connecticut: What It’s Like to Live in the Shoreline Town

This shoreline town attracts buyers with its beaches and good schools. But available homes are scarce, and they sell very quickly.

Have a plan, bring a buddy: How agents door-knock today

You told us it works and that you need to be safe while doing it. Here is what our readers (and the data) have to say about door-knocking for listings and new business.

What the latest Fed survey data tells us about consumer psyches

Take a look at the latest SCE Housing Survey which offers a detailed look at consumers’ psyche in regard to the housing market.

Tell us your top real estate negotiation tip: Pulse

Whether it's what we say, how we shake hands or even the color of a scarf or necktie, there are a host of things that can impact your negotiations. That's why (as we wrap up Back to Basics Month), we want you to tell us your top negotiation tip.

BridgeMLS’s connection with Restb.ai to enhance listing input

BridgeMLS, known for forging a number of technology partnerships to better how its members do business, is now working with Restb.ai to use its computer vision-based artificial intelligence to streamline how agents input listing data.

‘Know yourself’ and other top agent tips from BeCorcoran 2023

From developing a strategy based on one's strengths to merging digital and in-person connections, here are some of the top tips Corcoran agents and execs shared on Tuesday.

CoStar Group bucks sluggish market as revenue jumps 13% in Q1

The company, which in recent years has been making inroads into the residential space, reported that both Homes.com and Apartments.com saw significant growth in the first quarter of 2023.

Multifamily sales slowed to a crawl last year. Trends to watch in 2023

Today’s renters are moving the multifamily housing market away from standardization and toward their personalized needs.

Don’t knock door-knocking. The benefits still outweigh the risk

How unsafe is too unsafe? Is it time to forget about door-knocking or can real estate agents still make it work effectively?

Home prices have stopped falling. But is it a reversal or a blip?

Two widely cited home price measures confirm that the price drops halted in the early weeks of 2023. But downward pressure on prices remains.

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